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"Kick the Rock!" is the theme of the Knuckles level Wild Canyon from Sonic Adventure 2. It was performed by Hunnid-P. The song is describing Knuckles thoughts on venturing through Wild Canyon. Also throughout the song he sings about Rouge, saying she's "sexy and smooth" and "I don't love her!" though any possible feelings towards her are not directly approached.

Lyrics

This is Knuckles, and I'm back!I been away for a while, but I'm back to kick some butt at Wild Canyon!I shall find all the lost pieces of the Master Emerald here.I'm gonna get those fools.They wanna play with my Emeralds?!They playing with the wrong guy!

(REPEAT STARTS HERE)

Echido'na, that's what I'm representing,Never seen a mic-hog spit like a menace.Wild Canyon fun? I gotta chase a bat, huh,Yeah, Rouge, she's sexy and smooth!A double cross spy-thief, that's out for my jewels, huh...I'm feelin' her in mysterious ways.That's why I stay on point like every single day,I gotta protect this place, I do it for my race, uh, uh.

Connection to Character or Level

This is Knuckles, and I'm back! -Knuckles returning and being playable once again.

I shall find all the lost pieces of the Master Emerald here. -Knuckles having to search for the shards of the Master Emerald again.

Echido'na, that's what I'm representing. -Echido'na, translated from rap terms, is echidna, which is Knuckles' species.

They wanna play with my Emeralds? They're playing with the wrong guy! -Just prior to the start of the level, Knuckles caught Rouge attempting to steal the Master Emerald, and shortly thereafter, Dr. Eggman arrived in an attempt to steal the Master Emerald himself, thus forcing Knuckles to deliberately shatter the Emerald to prevent Eggman from stealing it.

Yeah, Rouge, she's sexy and smooth! A double cross spot-thief, that's out for my jewels. -Again, referencing Rouge's earlier attempt at stealing the Master Emerald, as well as his having to hunt for the Emerald Shards before Rouge gets them.

Trivia

This song, along with "Unknown From M.E." (Knuckles' Sonic Adventure 2 Theme) and "Deeper" (Death Chamber Theme), gave Sonic Adventure 2 its mild lyrics warning. More specifically, the lyrics refer to Rouge as sexy and smooth, and also used the terms "emeralds" and "jewels" in a way that can easily be misconstrued to mean a male's genitals (although the context here was in fact referring to the pieces of the Master Emerald and to a lesser extent the Master Emerald itself).